A Forty-Day Study of Paul's Letter to the Romans: What is a Christian?

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The commentary on Romans emphasizes its significance as a central text of the New Testament, described by Martin Luther as essential for every Christian. He advocates for daily engagement with the epistle, highlighting its richness and spiritual nourishment. Luther's assertion that it cannot be read too often underscores its profound value, suggesting that deeper contemplation enhances its meaning and impact on the soul. This work serves as a guide for understanding and appreciating the depth of Romans in the Christian faith.